What kind of engine does the Focus ST have?
What kind of engine does the Focus ST have?
* A derivative lacking some PZEV features was used in the short-lived Focus ST sedan. 2.0L Duratec (Commonly referred to as “2.0 Duratec”) * Found in most 2005-2011 Focus models in North America.
How can I tell what engine is under my focus?
Some Focus owners are having trouble identifying their engines. When troubleshooting problems and shopping for aftermarket parts, you must know what engine you have under the hood. Here are some ways to tell which engine you have. Time Required: 5 minutes or less Tools Needed: Hands Eyes Procedure: First, open the hood and prop it open.
Why did my Focus ZX3 blow the motor?
I have an 03 focus zx3, I blew the motor because whoever put my K&N in they ran in straight down with no hydro shield so when it flooded, my filter sucked water all in my motor and completely shut down in the turning lane. My problem is I could only find an 01 motor which hooks up correctly but I now have no fire.
* A derivative lacking some PZEV features was used in the short-lived Focus ST sedan. 2.0L Duratec (Commonly referred to as “2.0 Duratec”) * Found in most 2005-2011 Focus models in North America.
Some Focus owners are having trouble identifying their engines. When troubleshooting problems and shopping for aftermarket parts, you must know what engine you have under the hood. Here are some ways to tell which engine you have. Time Required: 5 minutes or less Tools Needed: Hands Eyes Procedure: First, open the hood and prop it open.
I have an 03 focus zx3, I blew the motor because whoever put my K&N in they ran in straight down with no hydro shield so when it flooded, my filter sucked water all in my motor and completely shut down in the turning lane. My problem is I could only find an 01 motor which hooks up correctly but I now have no fire.
What kind of engine does a Ford Taunus have?
4 cylinder. 1962–1981 Taunus V4 (or Cologne V4)—(Germany) Used in Ford Taunus V4, Saab Saab 95, Saab Sonett and Saab 96 until 1980.
